aztrx-cli 0.4.0 → 0.4.1

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  1. package/README.md +92 -342
  2. package/dist/cli.js +55 -8
  3. package/dist/core/classifier.js +1 -0
  4. package/dist/core/domWalker.js +45 -21
  5. package/dist/core/heal/index.js +14 -10
  6. package/dist/core/heal/llm.js +39 -0
  7. package/dist/core/interceptor.js +17 -9
  8. package/dist/core/llm.js +10 -5
  9. package/dist/core/modernize.js +1 -1
  10. package/dist/core/orchestrator.js +18 -10
  11. package/dist/core/prompt.js +12 -0
  12. package/dist/core/resolver.js +36 -16
  13. package/dist/core/swarm.js +25 -3
  14. package/package.json +1 -1
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  [![Node.js](https://img.shields.io/badge/Node.js-%3E%3D18-green.svg?style=flat-square)](https://nodejs.org)
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  [![License: Apache 2.0](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-Apache%202.0-blue.svg?style=flat-square)](LICENSE)
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- Aztrx AI finds **runtime** bugs — not security holes. It drives your web app like a
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- hostile user (clicking, entering boundary data, racing async state) and catches the
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- crashes that ship to real users, *including ones a React Error Boundary swallows* —
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- the errors `window.onerror` never sees. Every crash comes back as an exact source line
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- plus an executable **Playwright repro** that fails `3/3` times. Then it fixes it.
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- This is the reliability layer — the bug that crashed a real user, not the vuln a hacker
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- could exploit.
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- ![aztrx demo](media/demo.gif)
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+ Aztrx AI finds **runtime** bugs, not security holes. It drives your web app like a hostile
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+ user and catches the crashes that ship to real users — *including ones a React Error Boundary
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+ swallows* (the errors `window.onerror` never sees). Each crash comes back as an exact source
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+ line plus an executable **Playwright repro** that fails `3/3` times. Then it fixes it.
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  ```bash
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 # find the crashes — zero setup
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --fix # …and fix them (needs a key)
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+ npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 # find crashes — zero setup, no key
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+ npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --fix # fix them — free for common bugs
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  ```
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- | Find | Prove | Fix |
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- | --- | --- | --- |
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- | deterministic walk · coverage-guided fuzz · HTTP fuzz · swarm | ddmin → executable `.spec.ts` → `[deterministic 3/3]` | gated LLM patch → compile → test → replay → apply / `--pr` |
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+ ![aztrx demo](media/demo.gif)
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- ## Run it
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- ```bash
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000
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- ```
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+ ## Why Aztrx AI
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- That's the whole setup — no install, no config, no account, no API key. Point it at your
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- running dev server and it finds the crashes. It drives Chromium through Playwright (the
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- first run downloads the browser automatically).
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-
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- What that one command gives you:
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-
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- - **Sees swallowed errors.** Error Boundaries and `window.onerror` miss the errors your app *catches*. Aztrx AI reads the real throw-site stack off the `Error` object — a crash you've never seen in your logs becomes a finding you can't ignore.
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- - **Proves, not reports.** Every crash/error finding ships with an executable `.spec.ts` repro and a flake-rate verdict — `[deterministic 5/5]`, `[flaky 3/5]`, or `[unreliable]`.
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+ - **Sees swallowed errors.** Error Boundaries and `window.onerror` miss the errors your app *catches*. Aztrx reads the real throw-site stack off the `Error` object — a crash you've never seen in your logs becomes a finding you can't ignore.
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+ - **Proves, not reports.** Every crash ships with an executable `.spec.ts` repro and a flake-rate verdict — `[deterministic 3/3]`, `[flaky 3/5]`, or `[unreliable]`.
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  - **Safe by default.** A deny-by-default network guard blocks off-origin calls, a destructive-action deny-list refuses to click "delete", "pay", or "logout", and nothing leaves your machine unless you opt in.
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- More ways to run — all optional flags on top of the same command:
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- ```bash
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --fuzz # seeded chaos (replayable)
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --repro # minimize → compile → validate
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --http-fuzz # server-side 5xx hunt
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- ```
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+ ---
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- Prefer a global install?
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+ ## Quickstart
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  ```bash
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- npm i -g aztrx-cli
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- aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000
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+ npm i -g aztrx-cli # or use npx — no install needed
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+ aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 # 1. find the crashes (no key, no account)
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+ aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --repro # 2. prove them with an executable test
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+ aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --fix # 3. fix them
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  ```
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+ Point it at any running dev server. It drives Chromium through Playwright (the first run
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+ downloads the browser automatically).
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- ## Fix it, not just find it
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+ ## Fix it — free for common crashes
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+ `--fix` has two engines:
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- The only feature that needs a key. `--fix` hands the crash to an LLM and applies a
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- verified patch to your working tree. Anthropic by default — set `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`:
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+ **1. Free, no key.** For the most common crash — `Cannot read properties of
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+ undefined/null` — a built-in rule adds `?.` (optional chaining) and applies the fix. No LLM,
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --fix # find → explain → heal → apply
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- npx aztrx-cli run http://localhost:3000 --fix --yes # non-interactive (CI)
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- Or use **any model** — Grok, DeepSeek, Gemini, GPT, Kimi, Mistral, OpenRouter, or a
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+ **2. Your model, for complex bugs.** Logic errors, races, and anything the rule can't handle
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+ export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
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+ # or any OpenAI-compatible provider: OpenAI, Grok, DeepSeek, Gemini, Kimi, OpenRouter, Ollama
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+ export AZTRX_API_BASE="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1"
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- `--fix` chains find → explain → heal, then asks *"Apply the fix?"* (`y/N`). On yes, the
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- - **`--heal`** — the same pipeline, but stops at a verified `.patch` file (no apply).
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- - **`--explain`** — a human-language "X-ray" summary of what broke, where, and whether a fix is ready. No key required: it falls back to a deterministic offline summary.
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+ Every fix is redacted, sandboxed in a detached git worktree, compiler-checked, and gated on
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+ your test suite before you see it. Aztrx never commits. `--pr` opens a merge-ready PR;
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+ `--regression-test` drops the repro into your test dir so the bug can't come back.
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- ## Advanced
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+ ## More ways to run
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- Everything else is optional. One line each — the full table is in the [CLI reference](#cli-reference).
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+ | Flag | What it does |
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+ | `--fuzz` | coverage-guided chaos fuzz — steers toward code it hasn't reached |
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+ | `--http-fuzz` | attack the server's endpoints (turns every `5xx` into a repro) |
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+ | `--swarm` / `--workers N` | parallel detection workers |
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+ | `--login` | auto-login to test authenticated pages |
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+ | `--badge` / `--pr-comment` / `--fail-on` | CI artifacts |
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+ | `modernize <file>` | rewrite legacy JS/TS into modern idiomatic syntax |
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+ | `studio` | live dashboard on `localhost:7331` |
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- ### Fuzz harder
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- `--fuzz` breaks the *client* — a seeded chaos walk that also reads **V8 JS coverage** and
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- attacks the *server* — it harvests your app's real endpoints and throws hostile requests at
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+ ## Security
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+ - **Local-first.** Nothing leaves your machine unless you opt in.
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+ - **Never commits.** Fixes land in a detached worktree for your review.
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+ - **Redacted.** Secrets are stripped from the file, error, and stack before any LLM call.
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+ - **Deny-by-default network.** Off-origin calls are blocked; destructive clicks (delete/pay/logout) are refused.
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+ - **`.aztrx/` is gitignored** — repros, reports, and patches stay out of history.
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+ ## Continuous Integration (GitHub Action)
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+ ```yaml
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+ permissions: { contents: read, pull-requests: write }
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+ - uses: Aztrx-AI/aztrx@98dbad0f7b6681c7670f7068d01dc0d54813a55f
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- - **Sourcemap containment.** A hostile sourcemap or stack URL can't read outside
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- escapes it — including through symlinks. Secret-bearing files (`.env`, `.npmrc`,
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- - **Redaction before the model.** `--heal` redacts common secret patterns (keys,
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- - **Isolated sandbox, no commits.** Patches land in a detached `git worktree` in
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- - **Deny-by-default network.** Only the target origin (plus explicit
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- - **Destructive-action deny-list.** Never clicks delete / pay / logout.
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- - **Studio is localhost-only.** The dashboard binds `127.0.0.1` with no wildcard
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- - **`.aztrx/` is gitignored** on `init` — repro specs, reports, and patches stay
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- - **Pinned supply chain.** The GitHub Action pins `aztrx-cli@0.4.0` (never
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- to the telemetry endpoint. Every field passes a sanitizer that irreversibly
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- strips secrets, anonymizes URLs to `<host>`, and scrubs repo paths to `<repo>`.
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- ## Open benchmark
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- | metric | value |
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- | seeded bugs | 13 |
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- | detection recall | **100%** (13 / 13) |
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- | deterministic repros | **100%** (12 / 12) |
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- | repro not attempted | 1 (mount-time bug, no action history) |
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- | unseeded findings | 5 — two root causes (`/api/cart` → 500, Server Action → 500) |
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- Full per-case table and scoring notes live in
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- ---
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-
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- ## Architecture
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-
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- Aztrx AI is a decoupled, event-driven pipeline — modules talk only through an
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- ```
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- [ CDP interceptor ] ──▶ [ action ring buffer ] ──▶ [ classifier (fingerprint) ]
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- │
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- [ verified .patch ] ◀── [ LLM healer ] ◀── [ ddmin minimizer ] ◀── [ sourcemap resolver ]
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- [ Playwright spec (.spec.ts) ] ──▶ [ flake-rate validator ]
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- ```
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- | Stage | Module | Role |
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- | --- | --- | --- |
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- | F1 | `interceptor.ts` | CDP interceptor — captures raw runtime errors and console/network events |
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- | F2 | `recorder.ts` | Ring buffer of the last 25 actions; selector cascade `data-testid → text → CSS path` |
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- | F3 | `classifier.ts` | Fingerprints + dedups findings, assigns severity; suppresses `.aztrx/baseline.json` (input) |
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- | F4 | `resolver.ts` | Maps minified frames to source files, lines, and snippets via sourcemaps |
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- | F5 | `fuzzer.ts` + `domWalker.ts` | Seeded chaos fuzzer; `domWalker` (F5-lite) discovers interactive elements |
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- | F6 | `networkGuard.ts` + `domWalker.ts` | Deny-by-default network policy + destructive-action deny-list |
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- | F7 | `minimizer.ts` | ddmin delta-debugging — eliminates irrelevant actions |
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- | F8 | `specCompiler.ts` | Emits standalone, clean Playwright `.spec.ts` repro |
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- | F9 | `validator.ts` | Multi-pass replays → `deterministic` / `flaky` / `unreliable` |
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- | F10 | `heal/` | Closed-loop healing — redact → generate → AST gate → sandbox → `tsc` → verify |
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- | F11 | `telemetry/` | Opt-in anonymized crash→repro→patch tuple collection (data flywheel) |
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- | F12 | `cloud/` | Opt-in cloud sync — streams sanitized findings to the ingest dashboard |
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- | F13 | `summarize.ts` + `heal/apply.ts` | Human-language "X-ray" report + opt-in apply of verified patches (`--fix`) |
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424
- ---
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-
426
- ## Roadmap
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- - [x] Closed-loop healing — redact → generate → gate → sandbox → verify (F10)
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- - [ ] Open-source launch — npm publish, `npx aztrx-cli run`, hero screencast
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- - [x] Hardening — `--auth`/`--storage-state`, tsc compile fast-fail, React 19/Next.js 15 triage
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- - [x] Real-project benchmark — 13 Next.js App Router targets (100% recall, 100% deterministic repro)
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- - [x] B2B ($29/mo) — GitHub Action (`action.yml` + reusable workflow), PR bot markdown comment
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- - [x] B2B ($29/mo) — Smart Cloud Router (haiku fast-tier → verify → Sonnet fallback)
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- - [x] B2B ($29/mo) — Cloud dashboard (api.aztrx.app)
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- - [x] Data flywheel — opt-in anonymized patch-tuple collection (F11)
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- - [x] Server-side healing — heal server `5xx` findings (verify a patch by booting the patched server; requires a leaked server stack + a resolvable start command)
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- - [x] Human-language "X-ray" report — `--explain` / `--lang` (LLM + offline fallback)
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- - [x] One-click heal & apply — `--fix` (verified patch → working tree, `y/N`, no commit)
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- - [x] Autonomous Swarm — parallel detection: walk + multi-seed fuzz + http-fuzz workers, merged by fingerprint
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- - [x] Auth auto-login — `--login` walks login forms (synthesize test tokens — next)
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- - [x] Code modernizer — LLM-rewrite legacy JS/TS (`modernize`; Python — next)
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-
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  ## Contributing
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  ```bash
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  ```
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- ## Support the project
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+ ## Support
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- If Aztrx AI saved you hours of debugging or helped you ship a clean release, you
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- can support the author directly — name a fair price on Polar.sh:
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+ If Aztrx AI saved you hours of debugging, you can support the author directly —
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+ name a fair price on Polar.sh:
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  **[Donate on Polar.sh →](https://buy.polar.sh/polar_cl_f1vBaxUv3S4fJ0o28GfgzQz7gHDHXkecCQtxY0WqeFs)**
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package/dist/cli.js CHANGED
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  import { applyVerifiedPatches } from "./core/heal/apply.js";
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20
  import { openFixPr } from "./core/fixPr.js";
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- import { promptYesNo } from "./core/prompt.js";
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+ import { promptYesNo, promptInput } from "./core/prompt.js";
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  import { modernizeFile } from "./core/modernize.js";
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  function collect(value, prev) {
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24
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  const n = typeof os.availableParallelism === "function" ? os.availableParallelism() : os.cpus().length;
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  return Math.max(1, Math.min(n, 8));
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  }
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+ /** Auto-detect the running dev server URL: `aztrx.config.ts`, the dev script's
33
+ * `--port`, then a probe of common ports. Returns null when nothing responds. */
34
+ async function detectUrl(repoRoot) {
35
+ const configPath = path.join(repoRoot, "aztrx.config.ts");
36
+ if (fs.existsSync(configPath)) {
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+ const m = fs.readFileSync(configPath, "utf-8").match(/url\s*[=:]\s*["']([^"']+)["']/);
38
+ if (m)
39
+ return m[1];
40
+ }
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+ const pkgPath = path.join(repoRoot, "package.json");
42
+ if (fs.existsSync(pkgPath)) {
43
+ const pkg = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(pkgPath, "utf-8"));
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+ const dev = pkg.scripts?.dev || pkg.scripts?.start || "";
45
+ const pm = dev.match(/(?:--port|-p)\s*[= ]?\s*(\d+)/);
46
+ if (pm)
47
+ return `http://localhost:${pm[1]}`;
48
+ }
49
+ for (const port of [3000, 5173, 8080, 3001, 4000, 8000]) {
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+ try {
51
+ const res = await fetch(`http://localhost:${port}`, { signal: AbortSignal.timeout(300) });
52
+ if (res.status < 500)
53
+ return `http://localhost:${port}`;
54
+ }
55
+ catch {
56
+ // not listening — try the next port
57
+ }
58
+ }
59
+ return undefined;
60
+ }
32
61
  /** Print one low-key "next flag" hint after a run, so users learn the advanced
33
62
  * flags on demand instead of memorizing the whole surface. Fires only in the
34
63
  * plain-log path when there's a finding worth acting on. */
@@ -106,7 +135,7 @@ program
106
135
  program
107
136
  .command("run", { isDefault: true })
108
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  .description("inspect a running app and prove its bugs with an executable repro")
109
- .argument("<url>", "dev server to inspect, e.g. http://localhost:3000")
138
+ .argument("[url]", "dev server to inspect (auto-detected if omitted), e.g. http://localhost:3000")
110
139
  .configureHelp({ formatHelp })
111
140
  .addOption(opt("--repo <path>", "project root to inspect/watch (default: cwd)", "advanced"))
112
141
  .addOption(opt("--max-actions <n>", "max actions per pass", "advanced").default("100"))
@@ -155,6 +184,16 @@ program
155
184
  // `--fix` is the memorable verb; `--magic-fix` is a hidden alias.
156
185
  const magicFix = opts.magicFix || opts.fix;
157
186
  const repoRoot = path.resolve(opts.repo ?? program.opts().repo);
187
+ // Auto-detect the target when no URL is given — one less thing to type.
188
+ let targetUrl = url;
189
+ if (!targetUrl) {
190
+ targetUrl = await detectUrl(repoRoot);
191
+ if (!targetUrl) {
192
+ console.error(pc.red("No URL given and none auto-detected. Pass <url>, or run `aztrx-cli init` first."));
193
+ process.exit(1);
194
+ }
195
+ console.log(pc.dim(`Auto-detected ${targetUrl}`));
196
+ }
158
197
  const workers = opts.workers ? parseInt(opts.workers, 10) : opts.swarm ? autoWorkers() : undefined;
159
198
  const mode = (workers ?? 1) > 1 || opts.httpFuzz
160
199
  ? `swarm (${workers ?? 1} worker${(workers ?? 1) === 1 ? "" : "s"})`
@@ -165,8 +204,16 @@ program
165
204
  : opts.repro
166
205
  ? "repro"
167
206
  : "deterministic walk";
207
+ // Interactive login: if --login was passed without credentials, ask for them
208
+ // so the user never has to remember the AZTRX_AUTH_* env vars.
209
+ let loginEmail = opts.loginEmail ?? process.env.AZTRX_AUTH_EMAIL;
210
+ let loginPassword = opts.loginPassword ?? process.env.AZTRX_AUTH_PASSWORD;
211
+ if (opts.login && !loginEmail && !loginPassword) {
212
+ loginEmail = await promptInput("Email:");
213
+ loginPassword = await promptInput("Password:");
214
+ }
168
215
  const runOpts = {
169
- url,
216
+ url: targetUrl,
170
217
  repoRoot,
171
218
  maxActions: parseInt(opts.maxActions, 10),
172
219
  dryRun: opts.dryRun,
@@ -193,8 +240,8 @@ program
193
240
  cloudUrl: opts.cloudUrl,
194
241
  storageState: opts.storageState ?? opts.auth,
195
242
  login: opts.login,
196
- loginEmail: opts.loginEmail ?? process.env.AZTRX_AUTH_EMAIL,
197
- loginPassword: opts.loginPassword ?? process.env.AZTRX_AUTH_PASSWORD,
243
+ loginEmail,
244
+ loginPassword,
198
245
  loginUrl: opts.loginUrl,
199
246
  };
200
247
  const failOn = Boolean(opts.failOn);
@@ -206,7 +253,7 @@ program
206
253
  await renderTui({
207
254
  bus,
208
255
  done: runPromise,
209
- targetUrl: url,
256
+ targetUrl,
210
257
  repoRoot,
211
258
  mode,
212
259
  });
@@ -225,7 +272,7 @@ program
225
272
  const prPath = typeof opts.prComment === "string"
226
273
  ? opts.prComment
227
274
  : path.join(repoRoot, ".aztrx", "pr-comment.md");
228
- writePrComment(repoRoot, url, findings, prPath);
275
+ writePrComment(repoRoot, targetUrl, findings, prPath);
229
276
  console.log(pc.dim(`PR comment: ${path.relative(repoRoot, prPath)}`));
230
277
  }
231
278
  if (opts.badge) {
@@ -270,7 +317,7 @@ program
270
317
  }
271
318
  }
272
319
  if (opts.pr) {
273
- const prRes = await openFixPr(repoRoot, findings, url);
320
+ const prRes = await openFixPr(repoRoot, findings, targetUrl);
274
321
  if (prRes.ok) {
275
322
  console.log(pc.green(" ✓ PR opened") + ` ${prRes.url}`);
276
323
  }
package/dist/core/classifier.js CHANGED
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ const HYDRATION_NOISE = [
37
37
  ];
38
38
  function normalize(message) {
39
39
  return message
40
+ .replace(/^(?:TypeError|ReferenceError|RangeError|SyntaxError|URIError|EvalError|Error):\s*/g, "")
40
41
  .replace(/\b\d+\b/g, "<N>")
41
42
  .replace(/[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12}/gi, "<UUID>")
42
43
  .replace(/\b\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}/g, "<TS>")
package/dist/core/domWalker.js CHANGED
@@ -13,29 +13,32 @@ export const SELECTOR = 'a, button, input, select, textarea, [role="button"], [o
13
13
  export async function walkDom(page, bus, opts = {}) {
14
14
  const max = opts.maxActions ?? 100;
15
15
  const startUrl = page.url();
16
+ const startOrigin = originOf(startUrl);
16
17
  let actions = 0;
17
- const seen = new Set();
18
- // Re-scan the DOM after every action (the page may have mutated or navigated)
19
- // rather than walking a stale snapshot. Mirrors the fuzzer's recover-and-iterate
20
- // loop, but deterministically (document order) and without re-clicking elements
21
- // it has already acted on.
22
- while (actions < max) {
23
- if (page.url() !== startUrl) {
24
- // A previous action navigated away — return to the starting page.
25
- await page.goto(startUrl, { waitUntil: "domcontentloaded" }).catch(() => { });
18
+ let sawLoginForm = false;
19
+ const visited = new Set();
20
+ const queue = [startUrl];
21
+ // Breadth-first crawl: visit each internal page, walk its in-place controls
22
+ // (buttons/inputs/selects), and queue any internal links it reveals. This finds
23
+ // bugs on every route, not just the one you pointed at.
24
+ while (queue.length > 0 && actions < max) {
25
+ const url = queue.shift();
26
+ if (visited.has(url))
27
+ continue;
28
+ visited.add(url);
29
+ if (page.url() !== url) {
30
+ await page.goto(url, { waitUntil: "domcontentloaded" }).catch(() => { });
26
31
  await page.waitForTimeout(300);
27
32
  }
33
+ // Per-page "seen" set — the same button label on two pages is two targets.
34
+ const seen = new Set();
28
35
  let handles;
29
36
  try {
30
37
  handles = await page.$$(SELECTOR);
31
38
  }
32
39
  catch {
33
- // A navigation raced the re-scan — reset to the start page and retry.
34
- await page.goto(startUrl, { waitUntil: "domcontentloaded" }).catch(() => { });
35
- await page.waitForTimeout(300);
36
- continue;
40
+ continue; // mid-navigation — the next queued URL is visited anyway
37
41
  }
38
- let acted = false;
39
42
  for (const handle of handles) {
40
43
  if (actions >= max)
41
44
  break;
@@ -67,12 +70,25 @@ export async function walkDom(page, bus, opts = {}) {
67
70
  if (DESTRUCTIVE.test(label))
68
71
  continue;
69
72
  if (tag === "a") {
73
+ // Don't click links directly — queue internal ones for the crawl.
70
74
  const href = (await handle.getAttribute("href")) ?? "";
71
- if (/^https?:\/\//.test(href) && !href.startsWith(originOf(startUrl)))
72
- continue;
75
+ if (href && !/^(javascript:|mailto:|tel:|#)/.test(href)) {
76
+ try {
77
+ const target = new URL(href, url).href.split("#")[0];
78
+ if (target.startsWith(startOrigin) && !visited.has(target) && queue.length < 20) {
79
+ queue.push(target);
80
+ }
81
+ }
82
+ catch {
83
+ // unparseable href — ignore
84
+ }
85
+ }
86
+ continue;
73
87
  }
74
88
  if (tag === "input") {
75
89
  const type = (await handle.getAttribute("type")) ?? "";
90
+ if (type === "password")
91
+ sawLoginForm = true;
76
92
  if (!TEXT_INPUT_TYPES.has(type))
77
93
  continue; // skip password/hidden/submit/checkbox/etc.
78
94
  }
@@ -94,14 +110,22 @@ export async function walkDom(page, bus, opts = {}) {
94
110
  await handle.click({ timeout: 1500 }).catch(() => { });
95
111
  }
96
112
  actions++;
97
- acted = true;
98
113
  await page.waitForTimeout(120);
99
- break; // re-scan next iteration — the DOM may have changed
114
+ // A click may navigate (e.g. a submit) — queue the new URL and stop this
115
+ // page's walk; the queue visits it next.
116
+ if (page.url() !== url) {
117
+ const target = page.url().split("#")[0];
118
+ if (target.startsWith(startOrigin) && !visited.has(target) && queue.length < 20) {
119
+ queue.push(target);
120
+ }
121
+ break;
122
+ }
100
123
  }
101
- if (!acted)
102
- break; // nothing left to act on
124
+ // Give in-flight async work (fetches, timers) a moment to reject before we
125
+ // navigate to the next crawled page — otherwise a 300ms-later throw is lost.
126
+ await page.waitForTimeout(500);
103
127
  }
104
- return actions;
128
+ return { actions, sawLoginForm };
105
129
  }
106
130
  export function originOf(url) {
107
131
  return url.match(/^https?:\/\/[^/]+/)?.[0] ?? "";
package/dist/core/heal/index.js CHANGED
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ import * as fs from "fs";
19
19
  import * as path from "path";
20
20
  import { redact, unredact } from "./redact.js";
21
21
  import { auditPatch } from "./gates.js";
22
- import { generatePatch, modelTiers } from "./llm.js";
22
+ import { generatePatch, generateRulePatch, modelTiers, RULE_TIER } from "./llm.js";
23
23
  import { hasLlmKey } from "../llm.js";
24
24
  import { applyHunks, createWorktree, diffWorktree, runTests, typecheckWorktree, writeWorktreeFile } from "./sandbox.js";
25
25
  import { bootServer, detectStartCommand } from "./boot.js";
@@ -120,20 +120,24 @@ export async function heal(finding, opts) {
120
120
  // 1. Redact — only the redacted copy is shown to the model.
121
121
  const red = redact(original);
122
122
  const ctx = { finding, filePath, fileContent: original, redactedContent: red.text };
123
- // No transport configured (and no injected generator) → nothing to try. A
124
- // higher model tier can't fix a missing key, so bail before paying anything.
125
- if (!opts.patchFn && !hasLlmKey()) {
123
+ // A free, no-key rule-based fix (null/undefined deref) — tried before any LLM.
124
+ const rulePatch = !opts.patchFn ? generateRulePatch(ctx) : null;
125
+ // No transport configured, and no rule fix applies → nothing to try.
126
+ if (!opts.patchFn && !hasLlmKey() && !rulePatch) {
126
127
  return {
127
128
  ...base,
128
129
  status: "no-llm",
129
- error: "heal: no LLM API key is set (set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, AZTRX_API_KEY, or AZTRX_API_BASE)",
130
+ error: "this crash needs a model — the free fixer only handles null/undefined derefs. Add a key: Anthropic → ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, or any provider → AZTRX_API_BASE + AZTRX_API_KEY + AZTRX_MODEL (no Aztrx account needed)",
130
131
  };
131
132
  }
132
- // The Smart Cloud Router tier plan: fast/cheap first, Sonnet as the fallback.
133
- // An injected patchFn collapses to a single tier (there is no model to route).
134
- const tiers = opts.patchFn
135
- ? [{ model: opts.model ?? "default", label: "sonnet" }]
136
- : modelTiers(opts.model, opts.fastModel);
133
+ // The Smart Cloud Router tier plan: the free rule fix first, then fast/cheap,
134
+ // then Sonnet. An injected patchFn collapses to a single tier.
135
+ const tiers = [
136
+ ...(rulePatch ? [{ model: RULE_TIER, label: "fast" }] : []),
137
+ ...(opts.patchFn
138
+ ? [{ model: opts.model ?? "default", label: "sonnet" }]
139
+ : modelTiers(opts.model, opts.fastModel)),
140
+ ];
137
141
  const wt = await createWorktree(opts.repoRoot, finding.id);
138
142
  // The winning (or last) patch + verification, held back for the final save.
139
143
  let savedPatch = null;
package/dist/core/heal/llm.js CHANGED
@@ -78,9 +78,48 @@ export function parsePatch(raw) {
78
78
  .map((e) => ({ search: e.search, replace: e.replace }));
79
79
  return { explanation: typeof data.explanation === "string" ? data.explanation : "", hunks };
80
80
  }
81
+ /** Sentinel model name for the free, no-key rule-based fixer. */
82
+ export const RULE_TIER = "__rule__";
83
+ // Matches "Cannot read properties of undefined|null (reading 'X')".
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+ const NULL_DEREF = /Cannot read properties of (undefined|null)(?: \(reading '([^']+)'\))?/;
85
+ /**
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+ * Rule-based fix for the most common crash — a null/undefined property access.
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+ * Adds `?.` (optional chaining) at the failing access. Returns null when the
88
+ * error isn't a null/undefined deref or the line can't be located. Free and
89
+ * offline: no LLM, no key, no network — so `--fix` works out of the box for the
90
+ * most frequent frontend crashes.
91
+ */
92
+ export function generateRulePatch(ctx) {
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+ const m = ctx.finding.rawMessage.match(NULL_DEREF);
94
+ if (!m)
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+ return null;
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+ const kind = m[1]; // "undefined" | "null"
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+ const prop = m[2]; // the property that was read
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+ const line = ctx.finding.mappedLocation?.line;
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+ if (!prop || line == null)
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+ return null;
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+ const src = ctx.fileContent.split("\n")[line - 1];
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+ if (!src || !src.includes("." + prop))
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+ return null;
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+ // Optional-chain every `.identifier` access on the line (not just the failing
105
+ // one) so a chain like `d.agents.map(…)` becomes `d?.agents?.map(…)`.
106
+ const replace = src.replace(/\.(?=[a-zA-Z_$])/g, "?.");
107
+ if (replace === src)
108
+ return null;
109
+ return {
110
+ explanation: `Guard against a ${kind} access on \`.${prop}\` with optional chaining.`,
111
+ hunks: [{ search: src, replace }],
112
+ };
113
+ }
81
114
  export async function generatePatch(ctx, opts = {}) {
82
115
  if (opts.patchFn)
83
116
  return opts.patchFn(ctx);
117
+ if (opts.model === RULE_TIER) {
118
+ const rulePatch = generateRulePatch(ctx);
119
+ if (rulePatch)
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+ return rulePatch;
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+ throw new Error("no rule-based fix applicable");
122
+ }
84
123
  const text = await complete({
85
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  system: SYSTEM,
86
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  prompt: buildPrompt(ctx),
package/dist/core/interceptor.js CHANGED
@@ -32,18 +32,21 @@ export function attachInterceptor(page, bus) {
32
32
  if (msg.type() !== "error")
33
33
  return;
34
34
  const text = msg.text();
35
- // The init script routes `unhandledrejection` through console.error with a
36
- // fixed prefix; recover the true signal type so Server Action failures and
37
- // other promise rejections classify as "error", not "warning".
38
- const type = text.startsWith("Unhandled Promise Rejection:")
39
- ? "unhandled_rejection"
40
- : "console_error";
35
+ // Pull the real Error (and its stack) out of the console args. React 18 and
36
+ // Next.js log a thrown error as `console.error(error)` — the Error object is
37
+ // an argument, not part of `msg.text()`. Match on `:line:col` (not "http")
38
+ // so Next.js dev stacks (`webpack-internal:///…`) are recognised too.
41
39
  let source = text;
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+ let hasErrorArg = false;
42
41
  for (const arg of msg.args()) {
43
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  try {
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- const s = await arg.evaluate((a) => a instanceof Error ? a.stack || String(a) : String(a));
45
- if (s.includes("http")) {
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- source = s;
43
+ const info = await arg.evaluate((a) => a instanceof Error
44
+ ? { isError: true, value: a.stack || String(a) }
45
+ : { isError: false, value: String(a) });
46
+ if (info.isError)
47
+ hasErrorArg = true;
48
+ if (/:\d+:\d+/.test(info.value)) {
49
+ source = info.value;
47
50
  break;
48
51
  }
49
52
  }
@@ -51,6 +54,11 @@ export function attachInterceptor(page, bus) {
51
54
  // non-serializable arg — keep msg.text()
52
55
  }
53
56
  }
57
+ // A rejection the init script forwarded, or a thrown Error logged by React —
58
+ // both are real errors, not benign console warnings.
59
+ const type = text.startsWith("Unhandled Promise Rejection:") || hasErrorArg
60
+ ? "unhandled_rejection"
61
+ : "console_error";
54
62
  const loc = msg.location();
55
63
  const frame = extractFrame(source) ??
56
64
  ({ url: loc.url, line: loc.lineNumber, column: loc.columnNumber, message: text.split("\n")[0].slice(0, 200) });
package/dist/core/llm.js CHANGED
@@ -82,13 +82,18 @@ export async function complete(opts) {
82
82
  : openaiComplete(s, model, opts);
83
83
  }
84
84
  async function anthropicComplete(s, model, opts) {
85
+ const headers = {
86
+ "content-type": "application/json",
87
+ "x-api-key": s.apiKey,
88
+ "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01",
89
+ };
90
+ // Identity-linked API keys must name the workspace they act in.
91
+ const workspaceId = process.env.ANTHROPIC_WORKSPACE_ID;
92
+ if (workspaceId)
93
+ headers["anthropic-workspace-id"] = workspaceId;
85
94
  const res = await fetch("https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages", {
86
95
  method: "POST",
87
- headers: {
88
- "content-type": "application/json",
89
- "x-api-key": s.apiKey,
90
- "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01",
91
- },
96
+ headers,
92
97
  body: JSON.stringify({
93
98
  model,
94
99
  max_tokens: opts.maxTokens ?? 2048,
package/dist/core/modernize.js CHANGED
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ export async function modernizeFile(repoRoot, filePath) {
86
86
  return { ok: false, original: "", changes: [], error: `cannot read ${filePath}: ${e.message}` };
87
87
  }
88
88
  if (!hasLlmKey()) {
89
- return { ok: false, original, changes: [], lang, error: "no LLM API key is set (set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, AZTRX_API_KEY, or AZTRX_API_BASE)" };
89
+ return { ok: false, original, changes: [], lang, error: "modernize needs a model. Add a key: Anthropic → ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, or any provider → AZTRX_API_BASE + AZTRX_API_KEY + AZTRX_MODEL" };
90
90
  }
91
91
  let reply;
92
92
  try {
package/dist/core/orchestrator.js CHANGED
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ export async function run(options) {
97
97
  else {
98
98
  emitPhase("walk");
99
99
  }
100
- const { findings, replayStorageState: swarmAuthState, totalActions, totalCoverage, workerCount, } = await swarmDetect({
100
+ const { findings, replayStorageState: swarmAuthState, totalActions, totalCoverage, workerCount, roles, sawLoginForm, } = await swarmDetect({
101
101
  url,
102
102
  repoRoot,
103
103
  maxActions,
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ export async function run(options) {
128
128
  printFinding(f, say);
129
129
  }
130
130
  if (workerCount > 1) {
131
- say(pc.dim(`\nSwarm: ${totalActions} action(s) across ${workerCount} worker(s).\n`));
131
+ say(pc.dim(`\nSwarm: ${totalActions} action(s) across ${workerCount} worker(s) — ${roles.join(", ")}.\n`));
132
132
  }
133
133
  else if (options.fuzz) {
134
134
  say(pc.dim(`\nFuzzed ${totalActions} action(s) — covered ${totalCoverage} new code range(s).\n`));
@@ -136,6 +136,9 @@ export async function run(options) {
136
136
  else {
137
137
  say(pc.dim(`\nWalked ${totalActions} action(s).\n`));
138
138
  }
139
+ if (sawLoginForm && !options.login) {
140
+ say(pc.yellow("Hint: this app has a login form — re-run with --login to test the authenticated app."));
141
+ }
139
142
  // F7 → F8 → F9: minimize each finding, compile an executable spec, validate
140
143
  // the flake rate. Only crash/error findings with a recorded action history.
141
144
  if (options.repro) {
@@ -313,14 +316,19 @@ export async function run(options) {
313
316
  // F12 — opt-in cloud sync. Streams the sanitized run results to the ingest
314
317
  // API for the team dashboard; dedup happens server-side by fingerprint.
315
318
  if (options.upload) {
316
- submitRun(findings, {
317
- repoRoot,
318
- url,
319
- apiKey: options.apiKey,
320
- endpoint: options.cloudUrl,
321
- mode: runMode(options),
322
- counts,
323
- });
319
+ if (options.apiKey || process.env.AZTRX_API_KEY) {
320
+ submitRun(findings, {
321
+ repoRoot,
322
+ url,
323
+ apiKey: options.apiKey,
324
+ endpoint: options.cloudUrl,
325
+ mode: runMode(options),
326
+ counts,
327
+ });
328
+ }
329
+ else {
330
+ say(pc.yellow("Upload skipped: no API key. Set --api-key or AZTRX_API_KEY to stream findings to the dashboard."));
331
+ }
324
332
  }
325
333
  runLog.append({ type: "run_end", counts, ts: Date.now() });
326
334
  say(pc.dim("────────────────────────────────────────────"));
package/dist/core/prompt.js CHANGED
@@ -20,3 +20,15 @@ export function promptYesNo(question, opts = {}) {
20
20
  });
21
21
  });
22
22
  }
23
+ /** A single-line text prompt. Returns "" when stdout isn't a TTY (unattended run). */
24
+ export function promptInput(question) {
25
+ if (process.stdout.isTTY !== true)
26
+ return Promise.resolve("");
27
+ const rl = readline.createInterface({ input: process.stdin, output: process.stdout });
28
+ return new Promise((resolve) => {
29
+ rl.question(question + " ", (answer) => {
30
+ rl.close();
31
+ resolve(answer.trim());
32
+ });
33
+ });
34
+ }
package/dist/core/resolver.js CHANGED
@@ -1,20 +1,28 @@
1
1
  import * as fs from "fs";
2
2
  import * as path from "path";
3
3
  import { TraceMap, originalPositionFor, } from "@jridgewell/trace-mapping";
4
+ /** Framework-internal frames to skip when hunting the throw site. */
5
+ const FRAMEWORK_FRAME = /node_modules|webpack-runtime|\.next[\\/]|next[\\/]dist[\\/]/;
4
6
  /**
5
- * Pulls the first `url:line:col` frame out of a stack string. Handles React
6
- * Error Boundary console text, which embeds the original stack in its body.
7
+ * Pulls the first *user-code* frame out of a stack string. Iterates every line,
8
+ * skips framework internals (webpack runtime, node_modules, next/dist), and
9
+ * returns the first frame in the user's own code — so a Next.js dev stack like
10
+ * `webpack-internal:///(app-pages-browser)/./app/page.tsx:29:21` resolves to the
11
+ * user's file, not `intercept-console-error.js`.
7
12
  */
8
13
  export function extractFrame(text) {
9
- const match = text.match(/(https?:\/\/[^\s)"']+?):(\d+):(\d+)/);
10
- if (!match)
11
- return null;
12
- return {
13
- url: match[1],
14
- line: parseInt(match[2], 10),
15
- column: parseInt(match[3], 10),
16
- message: text.split("\n")[0].trim().slice(0, 200),
17
- };
14
+ const message = text.split("\n")[0].trim().slice(0, 200);
15
+ for (const raw of text.split("\n")) {
16
+ // V8 frame: "at fn (url:line:col)" or "at url:line:col".
17
+ const m = raw.trim().match(/^(?:at\s+)?(?:\S+\s+\()?(.+?):(\d+):(\d+)\)?$/);
18
+ if (!m)
19
+ continue;
20
+ const url = m[1];
21
+ if (!url || FRAMEWORK_FRAME.test(url))
22
+ continue;
23
+ return { url, line: parseInt(m[2], 10), column: parseInt(m[3], 10), message };
24
+ }
25
+ return null;
18
26
  }
19
27
  /** True if `p` looks like an absolute source path — a `file://` URL, a POSIX
20
28
  * absolute path, or a Windows drive path. Rejects bare relative tokens like
@@ -48,6 +56,20 @@ export function extractServerFrame(stack) {
48
56
  function stripQuery(url) {
49
57
  return url.split("?")[0];
50
58
  }
59
+ /** Normalize a stack-frame URL to a repo-relative source path. Handles the
60
+ * dev-server schemes (`webpack-internal:///(ns)/./src/…`, `webpack://ns/src/…`),
61
+ * `file://`, and plain `https://host/path` bundle URLs. */
62
+ function normalizeFrameUrl(url) {
63
+ return stripQuery(url)
64
+ .replace(/^webpack-internal:\/\/\/[^/]+\/\.\//, "")
65
+ .replace(/^webpack:\/\/[^/]+\//, "")
66
+ .replace(/^webpack:\/\//, "")
67
+ .replace(/^\/@fs\//, "")
68
+ .replace(/^file:\/\/\/([A-Za-z]:)/, "$1") // file:///C:/x → C:/x
69
+ .replace(/^file:\/\//, "")
70
+ .replace(/^https?:\/\/[^/]+\//, "")
71
+ .replace(/^\//, "");
72
+ }
51
73
  /** True only for a real, readable regular file — directories and unreadable
52
74
  * paths return false so readers never hit `EISDIR` / permission errors. */
53
75
  function isFile(p) {
@@ -131,11 +153,9 @@ export async function resolveFrame(frame, repoRoot) {
131
153
  const viaMap = await trySourceMap(frame, repoRoot);
132
154
  if (viaMap)
133
155
  return viaMap;
134
- // Fallback: Vite dev serves real source files at their URL path, so the
135
- // bundle URL is already the source path — no sourcemap needed.
136
- const relative = stripQuery(frame.url)
137
- .replace(/^https?:\/\/[^/]+\//, "")
138
- .replace(/^\//, "");
156
+ // Fallback: dev servers (Vite, Next) serve real source files at their URL
157
+ // path, so the bundle URL is already the source path — no sourcemap needed.
158
+ const relative = normalizeFrameUrl(frame.url);
139
159
  const directPath = resolveWithin(repoRoot, relative);
140
160
  if (!directPath) {
141
161
  return {
package/dist/core/swarm.js CHANGED
@@ -131,9 +131,12 @@ export async function detectWorker(browser, opts, strategy, forwardBus) {
131
131
  }
132
132
  let actions = 0;
133
133
  let newCoverage = 0;
134
+ let sawLoginForm = false;
134
135
  if (loaded) {
135
136
  if (strategy.kind === "walk") {
136
- actions = await walkDom(page, workerBus, { maxActions: opts.maxActions, dryRun: opts.dryRun });
137
+ const wr = await walkDom(page, workerBus, { maxActions: opts.maxActions, dryRun: opts.dryRun });
138
+ actions = wr.actions;
139
+ sawLoginForm = wr.sawLoginForm;
137
140
  }
138
141
  else if (strategy.kind === "fuzz") {
139
142
  const fr = await fuzz(page, workerBus, { seed: strategy.seed, maxActions: opts.maxActions, dryRun: opts.dryRun });
@@ -151,7 +154,7 @@ export async function detectWorker(browser, opts, strategy, forwardBus) {
151
154
  }
152
155
  await page.waitForTimeout(500);
153
156
  await context.close();
154
- return { findings: classifier.findings(), actions, newCoverage, replayStorageState };
157
+ return { findings: classifier.findings(), actions, newCoverage, sawLoginForm, replayStorageState };
155
158
  }
156
159
  /** Dedup findings across workers by fingerprint: sum occurrences, keep the richest. */
157
160
  export function mergeFindings(arrays) {
@@ -194,6 +197,17 @@ function buildStrategies(opts) {
194
197
  }
195
198
  return strategies;
196
199
  }
200
+ /** Human-readable label for a worker's role in the swarm. */
201
+ function strategyLabel(s) {
202
+ switch (s.kind) {
203
+ case "walk":
204
+ return "walk";
205
+ case "http-fuzz":
206
+ return "http-fuzz";
207
+ case "fuzz":
208
+ return `fuzz seed ${s.seed}`;
209
+ }
210
+ }
197
211
  /** Launch one browser, run the worker roster concurrently, merge findings. */
198
212
  export async function swarmDetect(opts) {
199
213
  const strategies = buildStrategies(opts);
@@ -231,7 +245,15 @@ export async function swarmDetect(opts) {
231
245
  const findings = mergeFindings(results.map((r) => r.findings));
232
246
  const totalActions = results.reduce((sum, r) => sum + r.actions, 0);
233
247
  const totalCoverage = results.reduce((sum, r) => sum + r.newCoverage, 0);
234
- return { findings, replayStorageState, totalActions, totalCoverage, workerCount: strategies.length };
248
+ return {
249
+ findings,
250
+ replayStorageState,
251
+ totalActions,
252
+ totalCoverage,
253
+ workerCount: strategies.length,
254
+ roles: strategies.map(strategyLabel),
255
+ sawLoginForm: results.some((r) => r.sawLoginForm),
256
+ };
235
257
  }
236
258
  finally {
237
259
  await browser.close();
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "aztrx-cli",
3
- "version": "0.4.0",
3
+ "version": "0.4.1",
4
4
  "private": false,
5
5
  "description": "Aztrx AI — runtime stress-tester for web apps. Detect bugs, then prove them with an executable repro.",
6
6
  "license": "Apache-2.0",